Eagle Rock K-5 Multi-Age Program
29300 NE 150th St.
Duvall, WA 98019
(425) 844-4900
2014-2015 Profile
www.erma.riverview.wednet.edu/
The Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program (ERMA), created in 1994, provides another choice for parents in
the Riverview School District. This K-5 program integrates curricular areas through school-wide
thematic units to bring learning alive for students. Active studies include field trips and multi age
days to enhance academic areas. We offer a unique hands-on, minds-on learning environment that
fosters cooperation and teamwork. Monthly character traits and family groups help the children grow
socially. Teachers use a variety of teaching techniques to meet students’ different learning styles.
The Eagle Rock Program allows students to progress through the elementary experience at a rate
based on individual strengths.
One component of the Eagle Rock experience is the commitment of
each family to volunteer a minimum of 60 hours per year. Parents
volunteer their strengths, talents, and skills. We believe that involving
parents and community in the learning process is critical and an
integral part of our students’ success.
In our outdoor classroom and garden settings, students are free to
explore and learn about nature, applying to their own environment
what is learned in the classroom and on field trips. Students are
encouraged to spend recess time enjoying the garden. We have a
school-wide recycling program which includes composting and worm bins as well as paper products.
We now use plastic reusable trays for our lunches due to a student-driven quest to reduce. This has
made a huge impact on our garbage.
Student leadership is a top priority. Our student council is elected by the entire student body in late
September. The council allows students to be actively involved. The council has accomplished many
tasks including raising money for the community and organizing spirit days. The council also gives
input on dress codes and school rules and helps decide what the school needs are from the students’
point of view. Our students are also encouraged to provide articles and art for the quarterly
newsletters produced by our students.
ERMA’s principal received her National Board Certification 2003. All certificated staff members have
masters and are leaders in the district and state professional development. All members of ERMA
strive for excellence through collaboration, building an exceptional educational foundation for
students in an inviting, and nurturing setting. Eagle Rock was named a School of Distinction for the
2010-2011 school year.
Sincerely,
Judy Kay Harris
Program Director
Riverview School District
15510 - 1st Ave. NE/PO Box 519
Duvall, WA 98019
Phone: 425-844-4500
www.riverview.wednet.edu
Superintendent: Dr. Anthony L. Smith
Board Members
Mrs. Carol Van Noy, President
Mrs. Jodi Fletcher, Vice President
Mr. Danny Edwards
Mrs. Lori Oviatt
Mrs. Sabrina Parnell
“Building Bridges
to the Future”
Riverview
School District
Eagle Rock K-5
Multi-Age Program
Mission Statement
Invitation to Participate
To connect school, family, and community in
order to create a strong foundation for a
future of life-long learning.
Families who wish to enroll their child(ren)
in the Eagle Rock K-5 Multi-Age Program
should request an application packet early
in January.
Vision
At Eagle Rock we:
 Believe in a theme-based, multi-age
philosophy of education, which focuses
on the different and personal needs of
each of our students.

Guide and teach our students to be the
best they can be in all that they do
and dream.

Value active participation through
hands-on, minds-on learning,
cooperation, and teamwork.

Model a love and passion for lifelong
learning.
School Improvement Goals
The Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program supports
site goals for improved student learning
through the district budget, corporate
sponsorship and grants.
Applications are due the beginning of
March.
If you have questions, contact the ERMA
office at 425-844-4900.
Demographics
Enrollment
As of October
2011
77
Average Class Size
25.3
Ethnicity %
Black
Asian
Hispanic
Native American
White
As of October
2012
75
2013
76
2011
2012
2013
0.0
7.8
6.5
1.3
79.2
0.0
2.7
6.7
1.3
82.7
0.0
0.0
6.6
0.0
88.2
This includes attending a staff retreat, site
team meetings, PTA meetings, and providing
ongoing in-service to educate staff and
parents about the Multi-age philosophy and
strategies that help us improve teaching and
learning in all curriculum areas.
The Eagle Rock Site-Based Council is the
overall governing system of this program.
The council consists of the staff members
and parent representatives.
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Eagle Rock K-5
Multi-Age Program
Profile
2014-2015
2012-13 MSP Results
Reading
3rd Grade >95.0
4th Grade 50.0
5th Grade 86.7
Writing
Math
75.0
90.9
33.3
66.7
Science (5th)
86.7
The federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA “No Child Left Behind”) creates additional reporting requirements. You can view school, district, and state data, with a range of information, at the OSPI website: www.k12.wa.us. This
information is also available at each school.
Financial Resources
Eagle Rock K-5 Multi-Age Program operates on an average annual budget of approximately
$5,114 based on a full-time equivalent student enrollment of approximately 70.
Funds are distributed in the areas of Learning Resource Center, general office supplies,
paper and copying, textbooks, and teacher resource supplies as needed for the basic operation of the school.
Facility Information
The Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program is located in modular buildings near Cedarcrest High
School. Our students partner with Cedarcrest students in Drama, Art, and Literature
projects when opportunities arise.
A large deck and a garden, along with an outdoor classroom, provide daily interaction with
the environment. In addition to the classrooms, a multi-purpose room provides space for a
computer lab, library, and lunchroom and group activities.
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Community/School Safety
PTA
School Safety
The ERMA PTA is an outstanding group
of dedicated parents who provide
support for our program needs,
including Music, Art, PE, Health and
Wellness, Library and Drama.
Emergency Preparedness is a priority
with families and staff at Eagle Rock.
Our Emergency Preparedness
Committee engages staff and students
in planning for unexpected events
through regular drills, ensuring that
every student has a personal emergency
kit. In addition, we have an on-site
storage facility containing adequate
supplies to sustain us for a period of 72
hours after a major emergency.
Each year, the ERMA PTA organizes
activities such as a book fair, afterschool
enrichment activities, pumpkin carving
night, bingo night, Young Author’s
week, Arts week and an end of the
school year celebration.
PROJECTED COSTS TO EDUCATE STUDENTS
IN THE RIVERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 2014-15.
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